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The extracted lineaments were validated by overlaying the lineaments on high resolution Google Earth image and topographical maps to expunge anthropogenic linear/curvilinear features of non-geologic origin.

Therefore, an approach that identifies the regional fractures as lineaments on remotely-sensed images or shaded digital terrain models, with its large scale synoptic coverage, could be promising.

The Thoen Fault is well defined by geomorphology, and is evident as sharp lineaments on aerial photographs and satellite images (Fig. 4), associated with morphotectonic landforms such as fault scarps, triangular facets, wine-glass canyons, and a linear mountain front.

You can see the lineaments of one emerging now.

The Thoen Fault is well defined, visible as a sharp lineament on aerial photographs and satellite images (Fig. 4).

Dynastic warfare takes on the lineaments of Greek tragedy, aided by Heather Carson's umber lighting.

The landscape itself takes on the shape and lineaments of the beloved; according to the fortunes of love, shots desperately flail and foozle or else miraculously take wing and fly over obstacles.

So, while from afar America may seem, to the Briton, a bewildering and Brobdingnagian phenomenon, close up and personal, the Americans themselves take on the more familiar Lilliputian lineaments of his own countrymen and women.

Figure 11(a) shows lineaments superimposed on the Bouguer anomaly map.

To emphasize the shorter wavelength gravity and magnetic anomalies, a series of gray scale images of the directional horizontal gradients were constructed that determined a series of previously unknown east west-trending gravity and magneast west-trendingth of 31.6°N that correspond to lineaments seen on a Landsat 7 imagravitythe locandon of the TGB.

When we are in love we don't need a light to know the lineaments of our lover – he or she is printed on our fingertips and retina.